On Tue, 28 Dec 2004, Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
Signal 13 on Tru64 is SIGPIPE, the explanation is "write on a pipe with no one to read it". Why would IMAPD be writing on a pipe anywhere? Does it have to do anything with NTLM?
well, master, for instance, is a pipe. imapd doesn't accept(), master does.
But more realistically, note that EPIPE/SIGPIPE can be returned on a socket which no longer has anyone listening on the other side (for tcp sockets), and that the ntlm sasl plugin uses such a socket to talk to the auth server.
So almost certainly given your observations it's related to your problem.
I must notice that my account is not causing this and I am using Mozilla 1.7.3, IMAP+TLS+CRAM-MD5. All other users are using Outlook Express with "Secure Password Authentication", which defaults to NTLM for a machine not in Active Directory.
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